"He started to visit training camps and talk about Shariah," or Islamic law, this man said in a telephone interview, about "morals, etiquette, how to act".
Participants were evaluated every six months and at each study visit trained interviewers administered a standardized questionnaire.
After each clinic visit, trained data clerks enter patient data into this database from patient cards.
At the clients' first visit, trained clinicians conducted face-to-face interviews using a structured questionnaire.
At the first prenatal visit, trained research staff measured the women's height using a digital stadiometer (Charder HM200P Portstad Portable Stadiometer, USA).
During a follow-up home visit, trained interviewers asked mothers about demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, including questions on household food insecurity.
During the in-person school-age visit, trained research assistants measured children's weights (TBF-300A; Tanita, Arlington Heights, IL) and heights (calibrated stadiometer; Shorr Productions, Olney, MD).
During the baseline clinical visit, trained and certified staff performed anthropometric measurements, including height, weight, hip and waist circumferences, and blood pressure.
During this period, trainers would visit trained CHEWs at health facilities to confirm they were providing services in accordance with approved standards, and the trainers would provide remedial training as needed.
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